China: 55 emergency vegetable production and security bases were set up in Jilin to assist in winning the battle against the epidemic

Published Apr 2, 2022

Tridge summary

In response to the new crown pneumonia epidemic in Jilin Province, China, the Provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs has activated an emergency mechanism to ensure a steady supply of vegetables. This involves converting large-scale shed films into emergency support bases for vegetable production and guiding farmers to grow fast-growing leafy vegetables. The department has also urged shed film parks to prioritize member orders to ensure the supply of vegetables to the community. Additionally, the department is providing remote consultation services to farmers through the "Double Hundred Joint Construction" campaign, and has launched an online 'cloud classroom' for farmers to improve production techniques. The results show a notable increase in the growth and development of crops in Jilin Province, with a higher vegetable planting area and harvest compared to the previous year.
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Original content

A small "vegetable basket" is related to "big people's livelihood". In early March, the new crown pneumonia epidemic occurred in many places in Jilin Province. The Provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs quickly launched the "vegetable basket" emergency guarantee mechanism, and 55 large-scale shed films of more than 30 acres were produced in the field. The park completed the wartime conversion and upgraded to a "vegetable basket" emergency support base. The vegetable production bases in the province actively tapped potentials internally, expanded the production of greenhouse vegetables in real estate, helped the people to stabilize the "vegetable basket", and won the "vegetable basket" defense war against the epidemic. "Even if you lose money, you still need a variety of pakchoi." In early March, it was the production period of greenhouse vegetables in Northeast China. According to the perennial production practice, the second crops in the greenhouse were mostly ...
Source: farmer.cn

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